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Causby Service Center

323 S Sterling St
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 430-9081

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Coles Auto Service Inc

202 S Sterling St
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 437-3911

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Tallents Auto Repair

204 S Sterling St
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 437-4404

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Buff's Tire And Alignment Services Inc

301 S Sterling St
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 437-3547

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Wilsons Auto Service

401 S Sterling St
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 437-8301

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Causby Buick

602 College St
Morganton, NC 28655
(828) 475-1181

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Re: Freestyle, AWD Limited + Nav and moonroof [akousen]: by cmuniz on Sat Mar 10 06:04:05 PST 2007; I bought my 05 AWD Limited from Martin Family Ford in Morganton, NC and had a a very good buying experience. Very honest, straight forward and no pressure.

Re: Low price? [plekto]: by daummh on Fri Sep 08 16:28:59 PDT 2006; In a stroke of luck, I managed to find a base fit, manual, for retail. Put a downpayment over the phone last night and will pick it up tomorrow. Can't wait to drive it home.

Re: Choice [barson]: by daummh on Tue Sep 05 15:52:45 PDT 2006; I actually had a chance to drive both the Scion xA, Yaris and the Accent this weekend, one right after the other. They were all in contention since I can't get a fit. Surprisingly I hated the seating position of the Scion. I sat up way too high. Seriously folks, my left foot couldn't even reach the floor. Since I was driving an auto it didn't really matter. I also thought it had the most uncomfortable seats of any car, save the Aveo. Then I tried the Yaris. Now I am coming from a 92 Mazda 323. Imagine the interior quality and features found in this stripped 15 year-old. OK stop. Imagine my surprise when the Yaris felt even cheaper than my 323. Every surface was stone cold hard. It road a bit noisier than the Scion, but about the same. Unfortunately where I live the Yaris, Scion, Varsa and Fit are rather scarce. After I drove the Yaris I drove the Accent. I was really impressed at how well it drove and the interior quality. My thinking is that since there are a lot of Hyundai dealers around, I might have a chance negotiating a better price. At least I could get one within the next month, which is more than I can say about the Fit, Yaris, or Versa. I haven't been too impressed with Suzuki or any American cars. To answer Dewalt's question, no I am not commited to a hatch, just a low price tag. Comments anyone?

Next best car?: by daummh on Sun Sep 03 07:47:19 PDT 2006; So for those of us who were not early adopters, what is the next best (under $15,000)car out for someone who needs: 1) Excellent MPG 2) Reliabilty 3) Is needing to buy in the next 1-2 months? Versa was 2nd on my list, but their real-world MPG numbers aren't too promising. The Scion and Yaris are also hard to find where I live. (even test drive) to know if I like them enough to consider them. I was thinking of getting a Hyundai Accent for the next 2-3 years until supply catches up with demand for many of the under $15,000 fuel-efficient cars. What do ya'll think? What would you buy to tide you over until the Fit becomes available? No used cars, I can't negotiate worth a hooey. Mel

Re: Other Fits [dewaltdakota]: by daummh on Sat Aug 05 10:07:39 PDT 2006; Too public a space for this. Stick a 68 after my name and send a message to aol.com since I don't have your email and they don't like us posting addys here.

Re: Other Fits [dewaltdakota]: by daummh on Thu Aug 03 21:00:37 PDT 2006; I looked up your fit pix in car sapce. Nice color. It reminds me of a 92 Mazda 323 which used to live at that same house a fair number of years ago. :)

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